Talking About PMDD at Work Changed Everything | Hannah Lawrence
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Welcome back to The Monthly Truth - the conversation no one is having, but everyone needs to hear.
In this episode, we’re joined by Hannah Lawrence - PMDD advocate, TikTok creator (@hannahlb_) and dedicated volunteer at The PMDD Project. Hannah opens up about her journey with PMDD, the moment everything “clicked”, and how she turned one of the hardest periods of her life into meaningful awareness work inside her company.
Tune in to hear about:
💬 What PMDD really feels like when the “switch” flips
💬 How PMDD symptoms show up at work - brain fog, mood crashes, physical symptoms and more
💬 Why speaking up at work changed everything for her and her colleagues
💬 How she’s creating awareness, training and compassion in a male-dominated environment
This episode is honest, eye-opening and full of reminders that you’re not alone. If you’re navigating PMDD at work, trying to explain your symptoms to others, or simply need reassurance that what you’re experiencing is real - this one’s for you 💗
📢 Share it, subscribe, and help us spread the truth about PMDD
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Follow The PMDD Project for more support and resources:
🌎 Website: https://thepmddproject.org/
📸 Instagram: @thepmddproject
📹 Tiktok: @thepmddproject
💼 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-pmdd-project/
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:54 Understanding PMDD: A Personal Journey
04:50 Navigating PMDD Symptoms and Their Impact
09:21 Speaking Up: PMDD in the Workplace
13:24 Raising Awareness: Training and Support
16:58 Creating a Supportive Work Environment
20:49 The Importance of Flexibility and Understanding
23:38 Advice for Those Struggling with PMDD
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Disclaimer:
At The Monthly Truth, we share stories, experiences, and information to support and empower those affected by PMDD. However, the content of this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Everyone’s journey with PMDD is unique, and we encourage you to seek care from qualified healthcare providers for your individual needs. Please know you’re not alone - and we’re so glad you're here.
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